Nokkh vs Genlook
Both put virtual try-on on your product pages. The differences that matter are what else you get, and what you pay per try-on.
In short
Genlook sells shopper try-on on a monthly subscription with a try-on allowance. Nokkh sells the same thing at $0.10 a try-on with no monthly minimum and credits that never expire, and also generates on-model catalogue photography — which Genlook does not offer. Genlook has a free plan at 10 try-ons a month; Nokkh does not.
| Dimension | Nokkh | Genlook |
|---|---|---|
| Shopper try-on on your storefront | Yes | Yes — this is the core product[1] |
| AI on-model catalogue photography | Yes — flat-lay to finished on-model shot | No — try-on runs on customer photos, not generated models[1] |
| Licence a real human model | Yes — Creator Network, per product | No creator or model marketplace[1] |
| Pricing model | Pay per use. Credits never expire | Monthly subscription with a try-on allowance, plus overage[2] |
| Monthly minimum | None | None on Free; $19.99 and up for paid tiers[2] |
| Unused allowance | Not applicable — credits roll forever | Monthly allowance; overage billed per try-on beyond it[2] |
| Platform coverage | Shopify app, plus REST API for everything else | Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, Wix, Magento, PrestaShop, BigCommerce, and an API[1] |
| Free tier | Free credits on signup; shopper app gives 3 free try-ons | Free plan — 10 try-ons a month[2] |
Figures checked on 10 September 2026 against Genlook’s own pages (Genlook Labs). Prices change — tell us at hello@nokkh.com if something here is out of date and we will correct it.
What a try-on actually costs
A monthly plan and a per-use rate cannot be compared on their headline numbers, so here is the sum: what each Genlook plan costs divided by the try-ons it includes, against Nokkh’s flat rate.
| Genlook plan | Monthly | Includes | Works out at | Nokkh |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 10 try-ons a month | — | $0.10 per try-on |
| Starter | $19.99 | 100 try-ons a month | $0.20 per try-on | $0.10 per try-on |
| Growth | $29 | 250 try-ons a month | $0.12 per try-on | $0.10 per try-on |
| Pro | $99 | 1,000 try-ons a month | $0.10 per try-on | $0.10 per try-on |
Nokkh is cheaper per try-on at Starter and Growth. At Pro the rates are effectively the same — but Pro costs $99 a month to reach, and the allowance resets whether you used it or not. Nokkh has no monthly minimum and credits never expire, so seasonal volume is not something you have to forecast in advance. Genlook’s free plan is genuinely cheaper than Nokkh below about 10 try-ons a month.
What Genlook does better
- check_circleA standing free plan at 10 try-ons a month, which is a genuinely easier way to test than any paid tier.
- check_circleWhite-labelling is offered on their top plan; Nokkh does not currently sell a white-label option.
- check_circleIf try-on is the only thing you will ever need, a single-purpose product is a smaller thing to run.
When to choose Nokkh
Choose Nokkh if try-on is one of several things you need. The same credits generate on-model catalogue shots from a flat-lay at $0.50 an image and licence real models through the Creator Network — neither of which Genlook sells. Choose Nokkh too if your volume moves with the season, since nothing expires and there is no plan to size in advance.
Choose Genlook if you want a free plan to trial on, need white-labelling, or know that shopper try-on is the only thing you will ever want.
FAQs
What does Genlook do that Nokkh does not?expand_more
Genlook offers a standing free plan — 10 try-ons a month — which is an easier way to trial than anything Nokkh offers, and they sell white-labelling on their top plan, which Nokkh does not currently offer at all. If shopper try-on is the only thing you will ever need, a single-purpose product is a smaller thing to run.
What does Nokkh do that Genlook does not?expand_more
Two things Genlook does not sell. Nokkh generates on-model catalogue photography from a flat-lay — Genlook try-on runs on customer photos, not generated models — and Nokkh has a Creator Network for licensing real human models per product. Both draw on the same credit balance as try-on.
Which is cheaper per try-on?expand_more
Nokkh, at every Genlook tier except their largest. Nokkh charges $0.10 a try-on flat. Genlook Starter works out at $0.20 a try-on ($19.99 for 100) and Growth at about $0.12 ($29 for 250). Their Pro plan reaches roughly $0.099 — line-ball with Nokkh — but costs $99 a month to get there. Genlook also has a free plan at 10 try-ons a month, which is cheaper than anything for very low volume.
Is Genlook only for Shopify?expand_more
No. Genlook lists Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, Wix, Magento, PrestaShop and BigCommerce, plus an API for custom integrations. Platform coverage is not a meaningful difference between the two products — Nokkh has a Shopify app and a REST API for everything else.
What happens to try-ons I do not use?expand_more
On Nokkh, nothing — you buy credits, they never expire, and you spend them when you have traffic. A monthly allowance works the other way: unused try-ons do not carry, and going over is billed as overage. That difference matters most if your volume is seasonal, which in fashion it usually is.